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OUNCANsON BROS, Anctioneers.

X ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PEREMPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Will sell the following described real estate in
fSat Of an the on 9a
BAY PAs q PORN Man 4 b 1Is1 commencing at HALF
FIRST. sub-lots ffty-three t53,. ffty-four t54,,
strand and S Sh fr9nta on
square nrd fixe hundred and fifty1ssvsn i323
seven 8 and S5 fronting on Sd street.
between and 1 streets northeast, in square seven
h9 TaF ana At FIFTEEN MINUTES AFTER FIVE
O'CLOCK PM sab:l3t twen.y,three t231. fronting
sqs5Tf sHh' Eanffsd fnf dock pM
seven CD fronting on street, between 3D. and 4th
nine 9S thirty o thirtySne t3 and
(2) fronting street. between Sd and 4th streets
northeast In square seven hundred and seventy
And on THURSDAY; FIFTH DAY OF MAY. AID
FIRST: Lots fifteen 90 and sixteen us, fronting
on 18th street east, between and streets SOUTH in
sqp pCo Sne th9 T EITE aGd twenty p92e
CO.. fronting on street between 18th and Ren}uesy
avenue southeast in square thousand and forty
ThtRb At FIFTEEN MINUTES PAST FIVE
O'CLOCK Cs- r. NJ, sub lots twenty six t26l. twenty
fronting B. near 18th street northeast in square
01s aPf fHEt5G1E aaH O'CLOCK
the east twenty GOD feet Of sub lot thirteen u3)
east in square thousand and eighty eight (lOSS
Terms of sale One third of the purchase money in
cash. and the balance and years respectively
for which the promissoy notes of the purchaser
be g1ven and to bear interest at six cent per
mum from the day of SALE payable seuli-annually:
notes to be secured by deed of trust the property
sold, or all cash at the purchasers option. ALI
ancing at the purchasers cost. deposit of $50 at
the tune OF sale on each lot will be required If the
terms OF sale not complied with in days from
the day Of sale the property will be resOd the
and cost Of the defaultng purchaser after five days
previous notice IN some newspaper published in Wash
ington. ID. c.
r. s DAVIS, Attorney,
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Five Miners Lose their Lives.
An INKxPLICABLE ACCIDENT IN THE TUNNEL CoLLIRR,
ASHLAND, A..

AT ASHLAND, PA.
mine accident, the cause OF which Is mos well
understood, cost flve men their lives at Ashland
Pa, yesterday. Ii was I'm the Tunnel Colliery,
the west gangway OF which had not been working
for a couple OF weeks. A "runr OF the pillars had
been expected. Only q few men were working
there and they were cautioned and understood the
danger. Every precaution for their own safety and
that OF the other men In the mine was exercised
Notwithstanding all this, when the pillar die
run and brought down with IL q great volume
OF gas it fell like deadly cloud on the men and
killed them. Six mules were suffocatodb by the same
fatal blast. The rush came about O'Clock. There
was a mighty conclusion, which was or terrific
force and was felt all over the mine. These rushes
OF coal are always accompanied by gas, which rs
SO poisonous that the men are Immediately over.
come Henry Gil, nre boss, was standing outside
OF the breast when the rush occurred. and ran 10
the rescue OF his employees but ere he reached them
he, too, was overcome and fell 70 the floor. The
worknen In the other parts OF the mine dropped
their tools and fed for their lives, and Ii was
many minutes before they could venture into
the workings. Many OF the rescuing party were
overcome and had 70 be taken out II was not
until nearly two hours later that the terrible
suits were ascertained. Then the ventilation WAS
directed toward that part OF the mine, and In q
short time parties were allowed TO 90 In 20 bring
out the victims All the bodies were soon recov.
cred, and though every effort was made to roBus-
cttate them IL proved futile.
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TIE TnDBN TRUsT.-At meeting in New York
Tuesday OF Andrew II. Green Jno. B1gelow and
Geo. w. Smith, executors and trustees OF Mr.. TIL
denS WILL Alex. 4. Orr and United states District
Attorney stephen A. Walker were elected addi-
tional trustees as directed by the legislature, to
carry out the provisions OF Nj. TldenS Will for the
establishment OF library In that city. The trust
was organised according to the Incorporation pap
pera and the contamination OF Mr.. TfldenS be-
Quest viii be pushed as fast as the suit OF Geo. H.
TIld0n against the trustees win permit.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auct1oneer.

1NHOMAS DOWNING Auct1oneer
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AM EFFEGTS, AT MY AUCTION ROOMS, SAT-
at TEN O'CLOCK, - 49,
EMBRACING;
rive Panofortes, several of them good instruments;
Parlor, Chamber and Dining room Furniture of
every description; Antique Mahogany Secretary,
Sew veivet and Body Brussels Carpets (made up;
Heating Stoves, &C.
Several Pieces Of Antique Gold Jewelry
ALSO,
Two Crates of English Stone China
Also AT TWELVE O'CLOCK
horses, Carriages. Dog Carts Phaetons Buggies,
Wagons. &c. ap2S-2t
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BRKKzR IN THE CANADIAN PARIIAMKNr.-A
breeze was created In the Canadian house Tues
correspondence ON the naherfes question. TIT
delay was explained by Minister Foster 70 thu
latene66 OF their reception and the fact that ths
printers had not yet finished work ON tnem. NJ
Mitchell said he understood the st. John Sam
supposed TO be inspired by Minister Foster, de
clared that the Canadian government concurred
In Lord Salisbury's prupoealA
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TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND
STORE, No. 314 STREET NORTHWEST
by virtue Of deed q trust duly recorded in
records Of the District of Columbia and by request %
Of party thereby secured will sell at public auction
In front Of the premises, on MONDAY, MAY SECOND
NEXT, at QUARTER-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p M
Lot IA in Webb and Bradleys recorded ubdyison OF
square 52S, with the improvements.
Terms; Oneothird cash. balance in three equal In.
stAllents IN q L. and IL montha for which notes OF
secured by deed Of trust on properly sold
and bearing interest from day Of SALE win be taken
Deposit OF 800 VIII be required at time Of SALE and
terms must be complied with In 10 days sale or
property VIII DO resold at risk and defaultnsI
purchaser. THoS z. WAGGAMANl ,,.
r-. JOHN w. PIILING, trustees.
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A GRAND ARMY NAN DsowNED.-The boy a p.
c. Decker, OF MehoopAny, Penn, q prominent
member Of the Grand Army anA COMMANDER OF the
Jacob Maynard Post, who disappeared from his
home weeks ago, was found floating down TIE
Susquehanna River near Tunkhannock Monday
evening. Il n thought he wAs accide0tallH
drowned while crossing the rlver IN Q amall boSs
near Falls Station.
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REVOLUTIONARY PROCLAMATION IN RUsNA.-Ad-
vices from St Petersburg say that q revolutionary
proclamation was secretly placarded throughout
that city on Sunday threatening with death roy
alttea Judges and onlctAls II the plOGterS against
the car were condemned to death.
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please take notice,
ap28-4ts
OUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

III
FINE BUILDING LOTS, CORNER OF FIRST AND
FIERCE STREETS NORTHWEST, CONTAINING
ABOUT 10000 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND,
WHICH CAN READILY BE SUBDIVIDED.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SECOND, ar
premises, 49,
Lots AZ to g. inclusive in square $40.
Each of these lots fronts 10 feet inches and front
ISL street west and Pierce street for building purposes
water. sewerage. &c, and being near street cars.
investment.
Terms One-thrd cash: balance in equal instruments
at one and two years notes to bear per cent interest,"
payable to be secured by deed of trust
OF AZ cash az option Of purchaser. Adepost OF 800
WI! De required on each lot at time of sale. Convey
anclng &c, at purchasers cost Terms to be complied
Win In ten days. otherwise right reserved to resell at
ana cost OF defaultng purchaser after five days
hshed in Washington D. C. ap2S dads
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SMALL COLLECTION OF VERY EXCELLENT
CHAMBER FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer, $50 street.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF HOUSE NO. I'LL C
STREET NORTHWEST.
= BENSINGER, Auctioneer.

SPECIAL SALE.
Will be sold at the Bazaar. $40 Louisiana ave-,
SATURDAY, APRIL THIRTIETH, at TWELVE
NJ, a large consignment of new and second hand
Carriages, Buggies, Phaetons, Wagons, &C, coll
sstIng of two Jump Seat Carriages, three
secondhand Victories good order,
Extension-top Surrey, one second hand do, one
new Dayton, one secondhand do one doctor s
fine Phaeton, one Phaeton, six Top Bugyies,
good makes; several second hand BugRies, new and
second hand Express, Delivery and other Wagons,
Carts, &C. S. BENSINGER,
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nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers.
ON 9Th STREET, BETWEEN AND C6TREETS
NORTHEAST.

I'D TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NAY THIRD, aAR
1889, at FIVE O'CLOCK we win sell, in front 3o8
q the premises, 1
Lots 40. 49, ~, 4s and 20. in Square o17.
This property il East Capitol street and Masa-
chusetts avenue.
Terms cash; balanoe in one and two years.
ally 70 be secured by deed Of trust on property or an
c.sh. st option Of purchaser deposit Of S1e0 on
chasers cost terms to be complied with in tan days.
otherwise trustees the right TO resell @ risk
ana cost OF defaulnG purchaser after 1ve days notice
Of such re eaaA income Newspaper publshed I'm Wash
tngton. D. @.
WATSON BOYLE, lr-....
apG2-dkds JANE6Y. DUHANEIAS Ak0sseee.
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T'Hos. E. wAaaAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY ON THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF CONGRESS AND
GAY STREETS WEST Washington.
On TUESDAY. MAY THIRD, at FIVE 3eR
O'CLOCK +. M, shall offer tor sale in front of ~
the premises part of Lot 8, in Block 80, fronting
sixty feet on Gay street.
Terms day Of sale.
ap2S-dSdS THOS' WAGaAMAN Anct
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Wiman's Gagged Cyclone.
THE STATEN ISLAND MILLIONAIRE SHOWS HOW ROCJ

THE STATEN ISLAND MILLIONAIRE SHOWS HOW ROCKS
AND NAILS GO no POWDER.
A New York special to the Philadelphia Press
says: Erastus Wiman, the Staten Island million
aire, who lately bought the peculiar machine
which he calls "Cyclone," on Tuesday took several
gentlemen down the bay to see the machine work.
1t began on bushel OF oyster shells and in four
minutes it had ground them into fine gray pow
der. Specimens OF quartz, chunks OF mica and
lastly a keg of nails wrestled with the powers OF
wind and were rapidly turned to dust. Mr..
Wimans new pet is marveously simple in con-
struction. There is a cast-iron box and two steel
fans, like the blades OF small propeller with
another fan to blow the dust away. The pro-
pellerS wh1N and make a miniature cyclone. The
nail quartz or whatever is put in the box, are
whirled against each other with incredible IOrce
and grind themselves to powder.
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LNXECUTORS SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
II DWELLING ON FIRST STREET, BETWEEN G
AND ID SIREErS SOUTHEAST

By virtue of q power contained in the last will -
ana testament of Ann u. Campbell, late of Wash
ingtOn, DC, deceased, the subscriber. executor Iii
Will sell at public auction, in front of the premises on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIFTH, at FIVE
O'CLOCK, all that property known Lo. d, in John
Frederick Nays subdivision of square 692, being
rs feet ON ist street ana r1nnine sck s e front OF
alley, the improvements being q three-story Brick
Dwelling in excellent order.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in one and tvo
years the purchaser giving his notes bearing
from day of sale deposit of $500 will be required
when property Is sold Conyeyancing and recording
at the cost of the purchaser II the terms Of are
not complied with within seven days the executor re-
the right of resale risk and cost of the
defsulting purchaser. Wv
CHARLES W. HOFFMAN, Executor
WEEKS Il CO., Aucts. apo6-dts
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The business portion az the village Of sylvania,
Ohio, has been destroyed BY IRE; loss $4,000.
The teaaeU and mixers In the WINDOW glass iac-
tories at P1ttsoQrg are on Q strike.
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Searching Vessels for Explosives.
The customs officers throughout Great Britain
search all vessels arriving from America, China
and the East, the government having been warned
that explosives have been sent from San Fran
cisco TO ports In the East 60 be transhpped TO Eng
land.
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WIN. Elis, OF New York, VINO Kicked his wife to
mant Tor life.
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ME-. GIDDrN WALES AwAY-BenJ. Z. 0udden,
until recently walking delegate for New Haven
fined by the superior Court for his participation
in the Journal and Courier boycott has LEFT the
Cfty taking with him 800 or more belonging TO q
local labor weekly and abandoning his wife, q
haId-work1ng, devoted woman. who for q long
time has supported herself ana him also by her
letters written 20 him by Julia King, seventeen
yearS OF age OF Birmingham, which fell into Mn.
S,liddens hands after his disappearance Gddden
recently boarded with Miss kings mother, and
representing that he WAS q single man gained the
affection Of the young woman, and they were 20
ing the letters Ms Glidden called upon the King
FAMILY and informed the young girl OF the real
In Meriden was duped by 0aidd6a n aomlAsf
manner.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS co. AuctiOneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
800.

By virtue of certain deed of trust. bearing date
the 9TH day Of April, 1876 and recorded in lber -
IA. folio $685. of the land records of the
of Columbia, l. the undersigned, will sell at pubic
auction, In front of the premises on FRIDAY, the
the following described real estate situate in the
county Of Washington and District of Columbia to
wit: All of the southeast quarter of lot numbered
hfty-two 6o2) of Wright and Cox's subdivision OF
veyor of the District of Columbia said Wright and
Cox's subdivision being a suburb on the north of
Washington city and west of 9TH street extended with
the improvements thereon, consisting Of small frame
house.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash,
and the balance iii two equal insallments at and
twelve months with interest at per cent per aIlnu
payable semiannually secured by deed of trust said
PREMISES all cash. At the option Of purchaser Fifty
dollars will be required property is bid Off
terms not complied with in seven days the prop
erty will be resOd the risk and cost of the defautny
purchaser.
ap.s6-lOt THOMAS j. BROWN, Trustee
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This EVENING.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneers.

WALTER B. WILLIAMS l. CO., Auctioneers.
CONTINUATION SALE. BY ORDER OF THE TAUN-
TON SlLVER-PLATE COMPANY. CONSISTING
OF HANDSOME MANTEL CLOCKS. BRONZES,
ROGERS CUTLERY, SILVER-fLATED WARE,
&C. SALES DAILY, AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ. 3 AND
: 80 O'CLOCK Z. NJ. AT OUR SALESROOM, COR
NER 10TH AND PA. AVE.
The well-known quality of the goods is maintained
ana representations will be guaranteed and the entire
lot to be sold without reserve
ap2o-6t WALTER b. WILLIAMS L CO., Aucts
DAWNBROKER'S AUCTION SALE
All persons holding tickets from No. to 1,5OO in
cislv and interest not paid for three months the
following articles viz: Gold and Silver Watches Dia-
monds gewelry, Guns, Pistols Mechanical Tools Type
Writer Books Bibles Albums Banios Guitars, Clocks,
rlages Gold Canes Sewing Machines, and Cloth
ing, embracing Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wearing APP
pare Will be sold at public auction, at 36l Pennsylva
ma ave n. W., at HALF-PAST SEVEN O'CLOCK p NJ.
ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the TWENTY EIGHTH
and IWENTY-NINTH OF APRIL. 1887. II. b. LAS
KEY. Pawnbroker. NJ FOLEY, Auct. sp26-3t
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II T. wALKER,S SONS. 2O4 10TH ST NV
q Moth Way, Paper. Lima. WV, Brushes Charcoal
Cement, Plaster, Pitch, 10
Tsaeph0ue S16-12 Rho
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A blind WOman's Horrible Fate.
BURNED TO DEATH As SHE SAT HELPLESS IN An

ST. CLOUD, MIMI, April 2s-Saturday afternoon
the house OF Chas. Korts caught IRE, and befora
help arrived was nearly consumed. MIS-. KortS
aged ifty-two. who was blind, was alone I'm the
house, two children having gone 10 the village,
and her husband being engaged In seeding about
four miles from the place. When the children LEFT
home the blind mother was sitting In a rocking
chair, and the neighbors first arriving at the re
state that when they opened the door they saw
her among the flames, still In the same position
apparently dead They were driven from the door
by the flames and smoke. They went 10 the rear
OF the house, broke In a window, and attempted
TO move the chair 10 the opening with long rail-
However, the woman was so badly burned that
the lower limbs fell or when the chair was moved
She was burned 10 crisp.
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BLACK FEVER IN CANADA.-Advices from tie val
ley OF St Maurice Canada, state that the disease
known as black fever, accompanied with diph-
iberia, is making terrible ravages among the poO-
pie. AT Mount Caribou the family OF French set-
destroyed, eight deaths having taken place.
There is no prospect OF an early abatement OF the
disease.
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III H. ULION, AucOOneer.
AUCTION, SALE OF FORFEITED PLEDGES:
NJ VIII sell. by public auction at my store II II
f feGnMns{ylyania avenue: commencing MONDAY, MAY
s $500 Mp at Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ my stock OF For
uhs sale will consist mostly Of Gold and Silver
Mafnes, Charms Chains Pins Earrings, Bracelets
diamonds and Sverware; This sale will continue
mornings at 10 O'Clock and evenings at o'clock until
az the lots are sold Persons holding tickets will
please take notice.
ap2S-4ts pau,nbroker and Anctioneer
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT Sunday.
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 18th st. BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
S. II. KAUFMAN, Pres't.

IEH FvESrSe STAR il served to subscribers In the
city oy carriers on their account at 10 cents per
SeeA, or sac per month Copies at the counter
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lEntered at the Post Office ~ Washington, d. c..
secondclsss mail matter.l
IHE WEEKLY STAR-pubiished on Friday-S1 .
YEA, postage PREPAID Six months, 80 cents.
u All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance;
no paper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates of advertising made known on application.
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A GRAND MNERs' ORGAHHArIoN.-A New York
World special from Brazil Ind, April D, says: A
quiet movement Is on foot TO unite into one g1gaD
&c organization all the coal miners OF the United
States through their two national bodies the
Miners Federation Association and Miners AS
sembly OF Knights OF Labor. The knights, q year
ago. tried to swallow the Federated miners, which
effort failed. The Federation executive board has
asked for and obtained conference with that or
the assembly. Rules will be devised 70 ADMIT of
representation from both bodies each preserving
its identity as at present The union viii merely
fncras; the FedeiattOn's influence, as IL viii then
include the larger half OF the miners OF the coun-
try that have kept alO0f.
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EDUCATIONAL
RTYS,S COYNFRCIsI-COJJFGF
Xo1cE CrIruRE.r

MISS of the Voice developed for Speaking and Singing
STAMAEkING cured: also. Auctions of the Throat
and Lungs. DEEP BREATHING correctly tadsht,
promoting HEALTH. curing COLDS ASTHMA, and
COSSU MPTION and preventing PNEUMONIA
apl93m Apply at THE MARTYR COLLEGE.
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THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer.

'HoMAs DOWNING, AuctiOneer
CONTRACTORS TOOLS, &C., AT AUCTION
embracing, amongst other things FORCES, Wheel
parroTs, Wire Rope Picks and Shoves, Lot Caststee
Bars, Large Anvil and Vice, Blocks and Rope, &c.
, On SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL TfIIRTIETH.
1881, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, shall sell the
estate t Oh W. Evans); all Of which are new and in
nrst-class condition. ap2S-2t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
V,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
SALE IN GEORGETOWN. d. c.
HARCLOIH PARLOR FURNITURE PIANO MA
HOGANY BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, WARD
ROBES. CHAIRS. LARGE PAINTED CASE MAX
BLE-TOP COMMODES, FEATHER BEDS. HAIR
MATTRESSES. CARPETS. DINING ROOM Flft-
NITUkE- CHINA AND GLASSWARE. COOKING
AND HEATING STOVES, &C, AT AUCIiON-
TEN O'CLOCK at residence No 1908 Fayette or Both
street, the Convent. Georgetown, shall sell the
entire contents in which are some excellent antique
pieces. ap2I-4t
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WASHINGTON, d. C.
AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORR ROW,

AUCTION SALES.
TO-MORKOW.
nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers
IL 9th and d SITS NV.
PEREMPToRY CATALOGUE SALE OF A SMALL
CHOICE COLLECTION OF STANDARD BOOKS
EEBkATED WKTTEks BEAUTiFULLi Illus
boOkCASE; CYLINDER DESK, CASE OF CuRI-
FIVE fBBKEkk hF Of &C. pEc hkkNG d dEN
TLEMAN. Al AUCTION '--->'--')
On FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL TWENTY-NINTH,
within our Auction. Rooms the collection of Books
and Library turniture as mentioned above to which
books on exhibition Thursday April IS, Al s AM
ap26-4t DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
V'HoMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer
A SMALL COLLECTION OF VERY EXCELLENT
CHAMBER FFEtRih INN ,IREa AT AUCTION
WALNUT JS7gEs NJ T. GHiMBEE EgRN1TURE, n
fREs N RRE sPhEG PlEGE zee H hNB H Gh
TONNE WINDOW HANGINGs. IoUNGE. Wal
WARE HANDsoMG WALNUT Ut Natter iU COOLER Sb1
SELs AND .TRKEEPLY CARPETS, KITCHEN
On Friday MORNING. APRIL TWENTY NINTH,
northeast, the Capitol. shall sell lot OF very
cellent Household Effects. ap254t
GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer, 936 + street.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF HOUSE NO. I'LL
STREET NORTHWEST.
On FRIDAY. APRIL TWENTY-NINTH. 1887, at
ises part of Lot ., square @ beginning for the
at the southwest said lot thence north along
thence south 70 feet thence east feet thence south
80 feet to street. thence west along the line street
Terms at time of sale. GEO. W. sTICKNEY,
ap26-dAds Auctioneer.
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Swallowed a Tin Whistle.

owKNsBoRo. Nv, April 2s.-Last THURSDAY
Hamden Fuquh son OF j. A. Fuqua, swallowed Q
tin bird-call which passed through the windpipe
and lodged in the upper portion OF his lungs. The
local physicians exhausted their skill In attempts
TO disodge the whistle, but everything short OF an
operation Jailed Dr. Roberts, OF Louisville was
telegraphed for and the operation was performed
yesterday afternoon. The boys chest was opened
and the whistle located, but all efforts 70 remove
II were futile. The boy Will die.
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MRS MANN-S KINDERGARTEN. 1a,s
M rs. MANN'S PRIMARY SCHOOL, 100
Sunderland Place. one block south OF Dupont circle
Fourth term begins April %, 1887. n1-6m.
DRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study: TO adults confidential: prepares ZOE coue6e
oe2S IVY INSTITUTE aw. cor. 9Th and K sts nv.
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